PA Commercial Building Inspections

We work with owners, buyers, investors, lenders, sellers and attorneys to design and conduct a cost-effective due diligence strategy to achieve and protect your two main goals:

• Minimize your legal, business and financial risk
  
• Maximize the value of your investment

During a Commercial Property Condition Assessment the structure and building envelope are inspected, are inspected, as well as all interior floors, walls, doors and ceilings. All building systems including HVAC, plumbing, mechanical and electrical systems are inspected.

We also inspect the site with respect to driveways, roadways, parking, walkways and landscaping. Our comprehensive building inspections are conducted to reveal areas of concern such as:

• Deferred maintenance
• Moisture intrusion
• Safety hazard
• Security issues
  
• Visible environmental concerns on the subject property and adjacent properties.

A2Z Inspection Services provides:

Commercial and industrial General Condition Assessments, Compliance Inspections, Commercial Property Assessment Inspections (also know as Due Diligence Assessments) Consulting services, ADA Compliance Inspections as outlined in the ASTM E-2018 Standards and InterNACHI International Standards of Practice for Inspecting Commercial Properties. We can edit our services to meet your  specific needs and building type.

Our services assist investors, companies, developers and lenders in the decision making process when purchasing, leasing, selling, investing or managing their investment properties.

Light Industrial / Manufacturing ~ Medical & Pharmaceutical Labs
Office Buildings / Complexes ~ Professional, Medical & Dental Offices
Retirement Homes & Senior Centers ~ Schools & Daycare Centers
Seminary & Cathedral ~ Shopping Centers
Warehouses ~ Apartment Buildings
Automotive Repair Centers ~Banks
Retail Stores ~ Car Dealerships
Churches & Meeting Houses ~Firehouses & Police Stations
Fitness Centers ~Funeral homes
Hotels, Inns, Bed & Breakfast's


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